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First Light
03:45
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Turn You Away
03:32
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Love Song/New York 1982
04:24
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Love's Not Cutting It
04:00
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My Daughter
04:28
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Second Hand Fear
04:53
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Tablets of the Law
03:40
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Lost Cause
02:53
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Working on My Farewell
06:32
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The Nitty Gritty
02:17
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Travis McKeveny
Travis McKeveny grew up in an decidedly musical household on Blue Point, Long Island, with a father who was a professional
guitarist/singer-songwriter. He had always toyed with the idea of tunesmithing, and began to do so in earnest roughly a two and a half
years ago. He has opened for such nationally touring acts as Todd Sheaffer, of Railroad Earth, and Chuck Prophet, formerly of Green on Red
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